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This is not a mug. It's actually a handheld cannon used by sailors in the 17th and 18th centuries. Known widely as 'Thunder mugs', these devices were used by sailors to signal ships, sound alarms, and celebrate military victories with a deafening blast. Think of them like a flare gun, but 10 times louder and 100 times more dangerous. These rare pie

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A 2,700-year-old bronze sword found by a dude with a metal detector in a forest in Poland.

A 2,700-year-old bronze sword found by a dude with a metal detector in a forest in Poland.

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A German carpenter forgot his pencil in the rafters while building a house in the 1600s. It is the oldest surviving pencil known in existence.

A German carpenter forgot his pencil in the rafters while building a house in the 1600s. It is the oldest surviving pencil known in existence.

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A 2,000 year old, 20 sided rock crystal dice from the Roman Empire.

A 2,000 year old, 20 sided rock crystal dice from the Roman Empire.

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Object removed for study. Complaint about delivery of the wrong grade of copper. About 1750 BC (Old Babylonian Period), from Ur. U. 16831. Tablets from the Temple of Nanna. Excavated by Sir Leonard Woolley, 1926-27. Lent by the British Museum. TEMPORARILY REMOVED.

Object removed for study. Complaint about delivery of the wrong grade of copper. About 1750 BC (Old Babylonian Period), from Ur. U. 16831. Tablets from the Temple of Nanna. Excavated by Sir Leonard Woolley, 1926-27. Lent by the British Museum. TEMPORARILY REMOVED.

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